As the largest city on the west coast of Canada, Vancouver’s shopping malls are also clustered around the city. So what shopping malls in Vancouver are worth visiting?

What are the characteristics of these shopping malls?

What items can be purchased?

Next, the editor has compiled some relevant content for your reference, hoping to be helpful to your life.

1. Robson Street Robertson Street is located in the center of Vancouver. It is a paradise for shopaholics and a must-visit place in Vancouver.

Most shops are located between Burrard Street and Bute Street.

In addition to clothing stores of various brands, there are also skin care stores, cosmetics stores, souvenir stores, bookstores, record stores, and the store of Roots, Canada's best leather goods brand.

There are many world-class brand stores on this street, such as Hermès, Tiffany Jewelry, Burberry, etc.

So it’s no exaggeration to call it Vancouver’s “Fifth Avenue.”

In addition, there are many authentic restaurants on this street, ranging from dessert shops and coffee shops to various flavors from all over the world.

After shopping, you can find a place to enjoy delicious food.

It is also a place where fashionistas gather, where you can feast your eyes on the latest fashion trends.

Very rare or luxurious high-profile sports cars often pass by here on the streets.

Address: East of the intersection of Denman Street How to get there: You can choose to take bus No. 5 to the city, go directly to Robson Station, and get off.

Or take the subway to Burrard Station or Vancouver City Center Station and walk two blocks south.

2. Pacific Center is located at the forefront of fashion and in the city center.

Pacific Center is Vancouver's top shopping destination, including Holt Renfrew luxury store, Harry Rosen luxury men's clothing store and Apple computer store.

Brands include MaxMara, Michael Kors, Stuart Weitzman, Aritzia, BCBGMAXAZRIA, ClubMonaco, Coach, Fossil, J.Crew, Holister, HM and Sephora cosmetics flagship store, etc.

Address: 609 Granville Street, Vancouver, Canada How to get there: You can choose to take the Skytrain and get off at Vancouver City Center Station, just opposite.

Business hours: Monday, Tuesday, Saturday 10:00-19:00; Wednesday to Friday 10:00-21:00; and Sunday and legal holidays 11:00-18:00. 3. MetropolisatMetrotownMetropolisatMetrotown is a British Columbia province

One of the largest shopping malls, its stores offer different advantages throughout the year.

As the largest shopping mall in British Columbia, Metrotown has more than 450 stores of various types, including men's and women's boutique fashion, shoes, watches, jewelry, sporting goods, electronic products, cosmetics, etc.

There is also a large food court (food area) where you can rest and refuel.

There is a variety of food, from American fast food to simple Chinese meals.

At the same time, there is a movie theater here to stop shopping and entertainment.

Address: V5H4M1, Room 1139, 4700 Kings Road, Burnaby, BC Tel: 60443847154, Granville Island Public Market Granville Island Public Market (glanville Island Public Market) is a farmers market with nearly 50

Shops sell local produce.

Here you can taste the daily food of local people and buy a variety of fresh local fruits and seafood.

Address: Duran Road, Johnston, Granville Island, North China Tel: 001-604-666-64775, Richmond Summer Night Market Richmond Summer Night Market For Chinese in Vancouver, the night market must be a good summer place that they are not familiar with.

Summer nights in Richmond are going to be even more exciting now that the City of Richmond has approved the addition of a new night market.

The new Richmond Night Market is built next to the Riverstone Casino, and the number of merchants has increased a lot.

The old night market, the summer night market, was in the old Home Depot.

Address: 12631 Vulcan Road, Richmond. Business hours: The night market is only open at the end of May and is open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

6. T&T Supermarket (Richmond Branch) TTsupermarket (Richmond) There are many T&T Chinese supermarkets in Greater Vancouver.

This is a Chinese supermarket that basically sells all kinds of snacks, condiments, drinks, etc.

Very common in China and used in many daily necessities.